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Side 1 with doors open.

Side 1 exterior complete (well almost, still have to add magnets to hold the doors closed).

Just another picture of the side before the doors.

Added the trim to the front and part of it on this side. You can also see the middle stop for the cabinet doors.

The side cabinet ready for a shelf and doors.

Added the bottom board.

Each end of the keezer will having a cabinet built into it, one side will hold my Co2, temp control and fan controls. The other side will just be used to store glasses, tap handles, etc.

Both sides are framed up.

Now you can start to see why I had an overlap at the bottom.

Added the front board.

Here is a picture of the gap betwen the freezer and the keezer. I will add a small fan to help blow air from the compressor out the back of the keezer that will remain open.

Started fitting the outer skin of the keezer. Using Red Oak as my wood of choice.

Front wall done.

Brace for the front wall.

Base with both side walls built.

First wall again.

This is what I started with.. I had built a base so I could roll my freezer around, but I did not use this base as part of my keezer build.

First wall goes up.

Test fitting the freezer on the base.